“The mini-grants are an excellent opportunity for residents doing violence prevention work in their communities to get the support they need to carry out and expand their programs which provide participants with a safe space to learn, build and grow,” said City Administrator Kevin Donahue. “A lot of these programs allow youth to be engaged in constructive activities to build skills while also providing them with a safe space. We are proud to support the efforts of residents who are positively contributing to their communities and are a part of the solution.”